Science > Physics > Can we please borrow Mr. Blair as our president for the next two years and give the British Mr. Bush; Blair would install Earth Air Conditioner
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31 Aug 2005 11:49:52 AM |
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Can we please borrow Mr. Blair as our president for the next two years and give the British Mr. Bush; Blair would install Earth Air Conditioner |
Judging from the tone and speak of Mr. Blair about Global Warming, I
believe he is sincere. I would bet that if Mr. Blair were president of
the USA instead of Mr. Bush that he, after seeing Hurricane Katrina,
would say enough is enough and would order the science community to
embark upon a mission of Earth Air Conditioner involving Aluminum
Sequin placed into orbit so that it reflects a percentage of the Sun
rays over the Gulf waters and that by installing this Sequin before the
summer of 2006, that the year 2006 will be Hurricane free for the USA.
Can we please trade Mr. Bush and give him to the British and take Mr.
Blair as our acting president for the next several years.
Mr. Blair has the commonsense to involve the entire science community
to implement and install Earth-Air-Conditioner. The commonsense that
Kennedy had in calling for a Moon mission during the race to the Moon.
And Mr. Blair has the persuasion ability to get the Air-Conditioner in
orbit for the 2006 season.
The scientists would be able to tell Mr. Blair what thickness and
surface area for the aluminum sequin, where to release the sequin in
orbit, how high the orbit, when the sequin will fall back to Earth and
any bad consequences. Of course with any new technology there are bad
side effects but the good outweighs the bad. To be Hurricane free every
year is a remarkably good consequence.
Archimedes Plutonium
www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies
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| User: "Richard Tobin" |
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| Title: Re: Can we please borrow Mr. Blair as our president for the next two years and give the British Mr. Bush; Blair would install Earth Air Conditioner |
31 Aug 2005 04:18:06 PM |
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In article <1125506992.544148.261040@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
<a_plutonium@hotmail.com> wrote:
Can we please trade Mr. Bush and give him to the British and take Mr.
Blair as our acting president for the next several years.
You can have Mr Blair but under no circumstances will we take Mr Bush.
-- Richard
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| User: "" |
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| Title: trading president for prime minister in a Democracy Re: Can we please borrow Mr. Blair as our president for the next two years and give the British Mr. Bush; Blair would install Earth Air Conditioner |
01 Sep 2005 12:43:05 AM |
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Richard Tobin wrote:
In article <1125506992.544148.261040@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
<a_plutonium@hotmail.com> wrote:
Can we please trade Mr. Bush and give him to the British and take Mr.
Blair as our acting president for the next several years.
You can have Mr Blair but under no circumstances will we take Mr Bush.
-- Richard
Perhaps it is not a bad idea to trade the USA president for the British
Prime Minister for a year. Sort of like a Rhodes scholarship for
president. And it makes more sense, joking aside, than to impeach a USA
president. What a waste it was to impeach Nixon or Clinton when the
Constitution can replace impeachment with Rhodes scholarship or
sabbatical. Democracy should be flexible enough that when people get
tired of a leader they just ship him overseas on a sabbatical.
I am sure Mr. Blair could fill in for Mr. Bush almost instantly.
Because government daily affairs are handled by bureacracies. And all
we really need a president for is "real leadership" such as starting a
Earth Air Conditioner, or encouraging stem cell research. Real
leadership that has been lacking for many years now.
I have long held the belief that the important events that shape
history are the advances in technology, and not the wars, floods,
violence events. Example: the key history of the 19th century was not
the USA Civil War but the cotton gin and then the horseless carriage,
and electricity etc etc. The greatest shapers of history are what move
us forward in an orderly manner, not the wars and violence that crop up
now and then but rather instead, the technology, order, commerce,
business and jobs; and it is a shame that our teaching of history is
mostly a timeline of one war after another war as if wars are the most
meaningful events, whereas in probability, wars are dead end side roads
of the highway of history.
Note: I made the above one long sentence as to deprive some punk of
misquoting me.
No, anyway, God made the Bush brothers as governors of Florida and
Texas and made them to spurn science. And God is ironic. And we see it
in the fact that Mr. Bush does not want to do anything about Global
Warming because it costs the USA to do something about Global Warming,
yet ironically, doing nothing about Global Warming but increasing it,
and so God destroys the states of Florida and Texas and every state in
between Florida and Texas. Mr. Bush worries about cost of Global
Warming to the USA, yet he seems not to worry about the Hurricanes
running up a bill near to 100 billion dollars for 2004 and 2005.
We do not need religious people in the White House, but we need clear
thinking, science thinking, logic thinking people in the White House.
People who understand that there is a problem with Global Warming and
that it gives us killer Hurricanes that render the South of the USA as
unhabitable. We need a president to act on stopping future hurricanes.
We need a president to call the science community about putting
Aluminum Sequin into orbit before the summer of 2006 to halt all future
hurricanes.
God likes people who see problems and see disorder and likes those who
fix the problem. God likes people who do something and act on problems.
Not those that make speeches after a disaster and promises aid and
relief. God likes those that prevent future disasters, not those that
deliver disaster speeches.
Because, well, God is Science itself and Science is god.
Archimedes Plutonium
www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies
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| User: "Androcles Androcles@ MyPlace.org" |
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| Title: Re: trading president for prime minister in a Democracy Re: Can we please borrow Mr. Blair as our president for the next two years and give the British Mr. Bush; Blair would install Earth Air Conditioner |
01 Sep 2005 12:00:44 PM |
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<a_plutonium@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1125553385.654966.208420@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
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| Richard Tobin wrote:
| > In article <1125506992.544148.261040@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
| > <a_plutonium@hotmail.com> wrote:
| >
| > >Can we please trade Mr. Bush and give him to the British and take
Mr.
| > >Blair as our acting president for the next several years.
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| > You can have Mr Blair but under no circumstances will we take Mr
Bush.
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| > -- Richard
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| Perhaps it is not a bad idea to trade the USA president for the
British
| Prime Minister for a year. Sort of like a Rhodes scholarship for
| president. And it makes more sense, joking aside, than to impeach a
USA
| president. What a waste it was to impeach Nixon or Clinton when the
| Constitution can replace impeachment with Rhodes scholarship or
| sabbatical. Democracy should be flexible enough that when people get
| tired of a leader they just ship him overseas on a sabbatical.
|
| I am sure Mr. Blair could fill in for Mr. Bush almost instantly.
| Because government daily affairs are handled by bureacracies. And all
| we really need a president for is "real leadership" such as starting a
| Earth Air Conditioner, or encouraging stem cell research. Real
| leadership that has been lacking for many years now.
|
| I have long held the belief that the important events that shape
| history are the advances in technology, and not the wars, floods,
| violence events. Example: the key history of the 19th century was not
| the USA Civil War but the cotton gin and then the horseless carriage,
| and electricity etc etc. The greatest shapers of history are what move
| us forward in an orderly manner, not the wars and violence that crop
up
| now and then but rather instead, the technology, order, commerce,
| business and jobs; and it is a shame that our teaching of history is
| mostly a timeline of one war after another war as if wars are the most
| meaningful events, whereas in probability, wars are dead end side
roads
| of the highway of history.
|
| Note: I made the above one long sentence as to deprive some punk of
| misquoting me.
|
| No, anyway, God made the Bush brothers as governors of Florida and
| Texas and made them to spurn science. And God is ironic. And we see it
| in the fact that Mr. Bush does not want to do anything about Global
| Warming because it costs the USA to do something about Global Warming,
| yet ironically, doing nothing about Global Warming but increasing it,
| and so God destroys the states of Florida and Texas and every state in
| between Florida and Texas. Mr. Bush worries about cost of Global
| Warming to the USA, yet he seems not to worry about the Hurricanes
| running up a bill near to 100 billion dollars for 2004 and 2005.
|
| We do not need religious people in the White House, but we need clear
| thinking, science thinking, logic thinking people in the White House.
| People who understand that there is a problem with Global Warming and
| that it gives us killer Hurricanes that render the South of the USA as
| unhabitable. We need a president to act on stopping future hurricanes.
| We need a president to call the science community about putting
| Aluminum Sequin into orbit before the summer of 2006 to halt all
future
| hurricanes.
|
| God likes people who see problems and see disorder and likes those who
| fix the problem. God likes people who do something and act on
problems.
| Not those that make speeches after a disaster and promises aid and
| relief. God likes those that prevent future disasters, not those that
| deliver disaster speeches.
|
| Because, well, God is Science itself and Science is god.
|
| Archimedes Plutonium
| www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
| whole entire Universe is just one big atom
| where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies
|
Perhaps you want a country with no ship building industry left.
no aircraft industry left. no motor industry left.
Queen Mary II was built by the French, BMW owns Rolls Royce,
Rover are bust and out of business and Concorde has been scrapped.
You won't see any advances in technology from Britain, we have no
engineers left except those on pensions like me, and you can thank the
Labour government for that.
You can have Blair as a gift, along with all his communist cronies and
all the illegal immigrants, and you can stick your god up your arse as
well.
Androcles.
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: trading president for prime minister in a Democracy Re: Can we please borrow Mr. Blair as our president for the next two years and give the British Mr. Bush; Blair would install Earth Air Conditioner |
01 Sep 2005 04:32:14 AM |
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Spreading sequins in the atmosphere? Are you gay ?
(Just a joke)
Seriously, I post in the Brit group and many Brits are
very upset that their hero Tony Blaire has been hanging out
with Bubba Dubya. Desertions from the Labour Party are
on the increase since Boosh convinced Blaire that the
polar ice caps are not melting.
David H
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: Can we please borrow Mr. Blair as our president for the next two years and give the British Mr. Bush; Blair would install Earth Air Conditioner |
31 Aug 2005 05:01:03 PM |
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The US President must be native born. Otherwise, all your ideas appear
to have great merit, moreso than most of the discussion in this
usergroup. Maybe we can talk a business deal here? Please dial BR-549.
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| User: "Lloyd Parker" |
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| Title: Re: Can we please borrow Mr. Blair as our president for the next two years and give the British Mr. Bush; Blair would install Earth Air Conditioner |
01 Sep 2005 04:55:11 AM |
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In article <1125525663.523297.33640@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
wrote:
The US President must be native born.
Natural born. (Does that elimiate C-section?)
Otherwise, all your ideas appear
to have great merit, moreso than most of the discussion in this
usergroup. Maybe we can talk a business deal here? Please dial BR-549.
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